Three Little Pigs

The main antagonist who threatens the brothers, blowing down flimsy houses and using disguises to trap them. He persists in pursuing the pigs and ultimately meets his match when Practical uses a boiling pot, ending his attempt to ambush the trio. His cunning and physical menace drive the conflict of the story.

The hardworking, pragmatic brother who focuses on building a sturdy brick house. He acts as a protector, giving his brothers refuge and using his calm, resourceful nature to outsmart the Wolf. His piano playing adds mood and resolve to the trio’s defense.

A musical and fun-loving brother who constructs a straw house with ease. He relies on song and charm, and he faces danger with a mix of courage and trepidation. He retreats to Practical’s house when the Wolf advances.

A cheerful brother who plays the flute and builds his straw house quickly. He works alongside his siblings but must eventually seek refuge when danger intensifies. He participates in the final moment of safety at Practical’s brick house.